. ■-: ,i 'i •• Thome's r sausages are famous becanss ? ttiey are good. Try • them. Theme's!® Supply, ; 23, - Karangahape Road, Grafton Bridge end. • J According to the crime returns for Melbourne, prepared by' the Criminal. Invfista-. ? Department, . there is an npprfiii" able decrease in the number of reported®'!! fences when placed* beside those of 1912. Daring 1913 9499 cases of crime were in* vestigated, the ' greater portion of thsai. *??*PB " open : against property. ; ■ The"-' were only ■ 179 offences against the wo case reported in ■ as 10.723. Of the crimes reported denMlg ast year / 7603 p were: not solved ,by ii l9 pouco and detectives, but 862 cases fj§! cieareS up, and 1051 • arrests effected. Having obtained a puro culture started _ t may bo recultivated from day to- frl: ™ P ast ! u F separated milk. It is, ho?- ': - Nfdymblo .to i ranew the starter C-sav. !t .S ets W€a & aiter ;».jEH as.it were.'\W3seßJ the starter, gets weak it is liable to coiS? and will then 1 . spoil -ti». jfipenaag ifc psoperlj,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15519, 29 January 1914, Page 8
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